Vintage India Carved Wood Door Krishna Dancing Accent Wall Decor 83X36

Hand-carved Dancing Krishna wall panel, carved in reclaimed wood, this artistic door panel features unique carved detailing and is finished with a weathered blue wash effect, bringing in a moody eclecticism vibe. The story of Krishna dancing on Kaliya is a celebrated tale from Indian mythology. Kaliya, a venomous serpent living in the Yamuna River in Vrindavan, had poisoned the waters, making them undrinkable. To restore balance, Krishna entered the river and emerged triumphantly, dancing on Kaliya’s hood—a moment commemorated as Nag Nathaiya. This tale symbolizes the triumph of positive qualities over negativity, as Krishna represents love and harmony, maintaining the delicate balance of human emotions.

This stunning vertical Krishna panel can be displayed as wall art or repurposed as a door panel, adding a unique and spiritual touch to any space. Perfect for yoga studios, living rooms, or vintage-inspired interiors, this piece is a timeless work of art that radiates serenity and cultural richness.

Exterior Dimensions : 83X36x1.5 inches, there are 4 slats in the back for support which are 1.5 inches thick, HARDWARE NOT INCLUDED, 

All our carved doors and panels are uniquely designed at Mogul Interior, the designs are the property of Mogul Interior. We offer customization of these doors are create them in such an artistic way to showcase the classic beauty of the doors, a signature style created at Mogul Interior. We can also make these into headboards or a custom dining table, please CONTACT US for your custom designs, everything is done at our Mogul Interior warehouse in Longwood, Florida.

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Shipping

Shipping methods are selected based on the weight and dimensions of the item. Large furniture and heavy doors go via freight or white glove shipping and smaller items will ship regular ground by UPS or USPS postal service.
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